Was it because Comcast revealed a week ago that Peacock had stormed to 15 million subscribers, rising 50% in just six weeks, that ended the impasse distribution deal with Roku? Or was it the fact that various streaming reports have unanimously named Roku the lockdown streaming champion? Given how imperative it was for NBCUniversal to get its ad-supported Peacock platform on Roku, we expect it became almost a case of giving into virtually any demands Roku threw up. Who would’ve thought it – Comcast getting bullied by little old Roku, a company that a decade ago was a fledgling company peddling OTT hardware. Disagreements over the split of advertising revenue was at the core of the stalemate, that have waged…